As we move into the Christmas season we enjoy the lights, the tree, the decorations and the gifts. Those things are wonderful and help to set the tone for the season, however, let us not forget what the true meaning of Christmas really is. The real reason we celebrate this season is because Jesus came to earth as a bab...
It’s almost time for our annual Farm to School fundraiser. Order forms will go out next week. Food will be delivered November 7. You, your family, your friends, or your neighbours can buy vegetables for yourselves, or donate bundles to Samaritan House Food Bank. Our school will make 50% profit on all veggies sold. Proc...
It is the beginning of a new school year and we are so excited for things to get started.
The school is buzzing with activity as teachers set up their classrooms, getting ready to open up a new world of information to the busy little minds ready to soak it all in.
There are a few things to put on your calendars so...
On April 9th a group of CHS students spent the day at the Western Manitoba Science Fair. These students had set up their projects at our school and presented them to judges here. After the judging process was complete, students were chosen to represent CHS at the WMSF.
Our students represented our school well and even...
Students here at CHS worked hard throughout the month of March to raise money for the Dream Factory. The more money raised the more pies to throw. Students from each grade had the opportunity to either throw a pie in a classmates face or have a pie thrown in their face. Here is what the excitement looked like.
This year we had students participating in the Brandon Festival of the Arts. There were many GREAT performances and we would like to celebrate the students who won awards, trophy's and scholarships!
During this year's bag up challenge 154 MB schools participated and collected 886,000 bags to recycle. All participating schools received frisbees made out of recycled plastic bags.
Out of the 154 schools that participated in the bag up challenge only 14 schools recieved benches made out of recycled plastic bags.
